I
,
,-
Save
Money
The
cheapest
way
to
buy
the
Dally
Newt
la
to
subscribe
by
the
year.
The
coat
la
a
5.
00
and
your
copy
la
delivered
to
your
address
each
evening.
Just
figure
out
the
amall
coat
to
you
tor
thla
dally
aervice
for
twelve
month!
Vn!
XVIII..
No.
8U.
Buffalo
People
Control
Babine
Mining
Property
to
Spend
$100,000
Now
Several
(Jroup
of
Claim
Taken
up
by
Same
Interests
and
Machln-......
i,.
i
iM..n...i
,
.
vif
iu
ie
iniuiit-u
1
nr.rin,
April
a,
a.
x.
liarrer
and
a.
V.
Messner,
both
of
S..11
Smithers,
have
just
completed
arrangement
whereby
strong
iiitiltal
in
Iluffuld
MY
him
mirchuxosl
,.,.(
t,.l
ik.
'
;
'
i-
u
vuuiiui
vi
biic
xjavmv
.-ilwr
King
Mining
Co.,
which
own
the
Babine
Silver
King
mining
i
iolM
ity
in
the
Babine
Range.
The
property
in
a
high-grade
silver-mine
with
principal
allowing
at
the
head
of
Driftwood
Creek,
Mini
19
miles
from
Smither.
The
showings
have
been
developed
i
,
i
the
last
twelve
year
by
everal
tunnel
a
well
a
by
aur-;
.
wirk.
Phenomenal
find
in
native
silver,
made
in
the
lowet
s-worklnif
two
years
ago,
aroused
very
w
mum
rir
rt
HALiiiUl
mus
LITTLE
BETTER
iihtii.
or
ist
jm
rot
mm
SOLI
in.
hi
iohaV
ami
nma
nii
xiM
(.OK
its
to
seaitle
.
ii..
nit
Mies
at
the
Pish
Exchange
morning
totalled
lbSAOO
pounds,
of
,
alallatlon
of
SSSjOOO
of
machinery
a".
!,.,
ii
73.500
pounds
waa
from
Amen-
once.
The
same
Interests
ate
taking
nys
and
79.000
pounds
from
:
up
the
Vic
tor
l.
Silver
Saddle
and
Pour
in.
i
Hdi.
in
American
Uh
brought
from
Lake
properties,
all
In
the
Babine
iu:.
and
6c
and
ll.Sc
and
Sc.
Cans-1
Range
and
extending
item
the
Silver
unt
was
paid
from
S.lc
and
Sc
iu
t.Bc
King
to
the
Cronln
Hlne
and
the
Little
ii.
J
:e
Oroup.
A
company
with
ax
000
.001.
Arn.sU
and
salei:
capitalisation
la
being
organised
to
iMI.Hir.IX
handle
taose
various
paagarUaa.
lis
n
".
32000
pound.
Canadian
run,
need
office
will
be
la
New
Tot
and
it
c.,id
worses
Oo,
iaU.
ajad
Sc.
1
tut-
atflcs.ln
Brai
tears.
JpittlMSill
twf
Ai.ua
j
.
2S.0OS
MinaSae.
Atlrn
Planer-
fare
In
eight
now
to
build
a
cvnoentra-
:
i
.v
and
Se
tor
wheai
oe-vwlepnieat
warrants,
f
rrxu
.Tacaaui.
S.S00
pound
Hilda.
ThU
deal
will
start
the
Bshtoes
go.
'
pounds;
Thor.
SJO0
pounds,
and
Ing.
a
section
held
pack
m
recent
year
i
Ketchikan).
9.500
pounds.
It
cuu
off
another
of
the
many
pro-
I.
Fisheries,
11
At
and
7c.
CASAIU
AN
is
12
000
pound,
and
P
Drecn.
i;;id.
AUm
Ptaherlea.
8-Sc
snd
6c.
i.
-
(
Jack.
13.000
pounds.
Canadian
i
a
'
Cold
Culd
Btoraas
Storage
Co
Co.
.
I
lie
le
and
and
6c
6e
fl.OOO
pounds.
Canadian
Path
M
Storage
Co..
g.Sr
and
Sc.
'
D.000
pounds.
Booth
Plahenea
!.
!l
lO
is
nam.
7,000
pounds.
Canadian
4
v
i
jld
Storace
fa.
1
5c
and
6c
1
It.
IMO
pound".
Pacific
Plah-h
7i
snd
?
r
16.000
pounds.
Pacific
Planer-H"i
and
6c
"1
P.000
pounds.
Pacific
PUIxrtes.
.
.(l
6c.
ON
TO
MMTTI.I.
American
schwner
Sunset,
with
;i
inda,
went
on
to
Seattle
RUFUSARGENTA
DEAL
CLOSED
imw.uii'mi.nt
m
IMI1II
ltl.
111:
I
MtlllKII
ON
AT
HAMK
1IMI:.
I
ASNOlXflili
KTORIA.
April
9.
-AgrcemenU
were
1
111
New
York
Saturday
whereby
1
"
Daly,
Hon.
James
W
Oerard
Aiisoonthi
IntsreaU
will
(rettsnd
be
ix
ldlnga-and
aotlvlltea
In
British
unhia
by
the
purchase
of
the
Red
und
Summit
mines
on
the
upper
'
"
lovrr.
Aa
announcement
mad
at
"
K.i
1
iin-Argents
head
office
here
aay
'
i
Top
Summit
development
will
1
'I
n
(l
on
at
a
rate
of
not
less
than
1
"""'i
11
month
and
be
oon
tempo
rau-"-
nii
that
of
Rufua.
!'
i-k1
waa
put
through
In
New
"y
J
O.
Oalvln
of
Juneau.
SHOOTINGCASE
CORBIN
FRIDAY
f'Tltll'K
NKIKIIXIN
VICTIM,
IHCH
AT
IIOSI'ITAI,
YIMTKKUAV
IKO.M
WOI.NO
f
ERNlB.
April
0.
Pauiek
Hlcholaoh,
years
of
aaa.
rilarf
.a
tlva
ruanltal
Sunday
from
A
bullet
wound
in
abdomen
received
m
an
alleged
'"Kiting
affray
at
Oorbln,
midnight
on
Friday
Owing
to
la
ok
of
communication
detalle
of
the
affair
were
notavall-Sergeuit
Given
wood,
chief
of
provincial
police,
has
gone
to
Oorbln
l"
Investigate,
aoeordlng
to
the
poM.
Jamea
Sutherland,
cooka
helper
at
r,"',iin.
Is
being
held
riiiiltK
an
111-
vwrnmencing
in
aiay
interest
mi
msi
tune
out
lack
of
funds
for
further
development
caused
a
cessation
of
work
some
IS
fnunth
ago.
By
(he
arrangements
just
completed
the
Buffalo
capital
will
provide
funds
for
development
thla
year
on
a
larger
xcale
than
hat
yet
been
attempted
on
thla
property.
It
la
hoped
to
get
stain
ed
In
the
month
of
Hay.
It
la
intended
to
spend
1100.000
In
development
of
this
and
adjoining
properties
within
the
next
year
and
trie
plana
call
for
the
In-
pertles
In
tbe
district
Nearly
thirty
properties
have
bean
disposed
of
in
thi
district
In
the
last
six
months,
1
ni
u
icii
(iii.m:
mii
tii
TO
TRAIN
A
HO
Kit
Battling
Dido
Ourvlch.
the
only
present
nope
of
Prince
Rupert
tor
gettlnj
on
the
right
map.
left
last
night
for
Seattle
where
he
plans
to
train
under
Jo
Waterman.
Dido
saya
he
to
going
to
learn
to
fight
NU
he
can.
He
realises
that
he
has
not
the
skill
of
the
trained
bower
so
he
la
going
to
get
the
training
snd
then
see
what
be
oan
do.
He
will
prob-
sbly
be
stray
for
two
or
three
month
or
more.
PRINCESS
ENaTiERE
WITH
TERRACE
TRUCK
Steamer
Princess
Bns.
freighter
of
the
C.P-R.
fleet,
loaded
heavily
wltn
rreignt
for
Skagway.
called
In
here
thla
afternoon
to
discharge
a
heavy
timber
truck
and
a
trailer
for
Oeorge
Little.
The
truck
will
be
taken
to
Terrace
to
used
Ui
the
logging
oueinoaa
oi
in
utile
mill.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
,;noi.iii
u:oi:,
niv.
I.
Aston
Villa
l.
Went
Ham
United
0.
Cardiff
City
2.
Arnrnal
2.
Derby
County
1.
Sunderland
0.
Hudderafield
2
Birmingham
0.
lmh
2.
Bury
2
llauchcater
United
2.
Bolton
I.
Portsmouth
4.
Sheffield
United
I.
kmii.imi
ixAtiu:.
niv.
11
ri.nHn
Orient
0
Notu
County
1.
Pulham
1.
Manclii'Mrr
City
1.
Notts
Porest
1
Brnley
1.
Oldham
a.
Chriw.
1
"rtii
Snd
I.
Heading
.
Pret""
Southampton
3,
West.
,Bronch,
,
Stoke
City
t
.
Bihiol
9ft,
9-,-,
.
1
null
Oiv
0.
Woherhampton
n.
led
0.
South
ShlclcLs
0.
rt
Vale
I.
M'OTTISH
I.KA(il'B.
"V
Alrdrleonlans
3.
feltic
I
Partlek
S.
Cowdenbeath
4.
Rangers
4.
Dunfermline
0.
lllvMoii
II.
Third
Lanark
J.
Ayr
3
HUM
K
WON
UHillV.
am
11
In
nn
interna
1
i'i
tol
l"'Bt
lieir
ruiiby
Knc
pmyeii
Wales
eight
poluta
to
thrvt.
Northern
and
.
-
'
1
1
'
"
'
'
"
11
'
'
,
yW-
i
i
PRINCK
-
'
'
SILENCE
FROM
!
CAPT.WILKINS
j
M
WOIIO
HtO.l
POINT
lit
ItltOW
tVlir.UK
AVIATCIIC
WAS
TO
HTAKT
lOlt
KI'ITISEIMIEN
I
j
I
I
WARD,
April
8.
Belief
that
something;
hat
happened
to
Captain
Oeorrt
j
WllklmV
radio
la
esprested
following
the
,
j
third
day
and
nlgtv.
of
the
aviator's
alienee.
The
belief
la
also
oxprceaed
that
Wilkin
has
not
begun
the
projected
flight
to
Spitsbergen
over
the
North
Pole.
The
laat
word
from
Captain
Wllklna
at
Point
Barrow
was
that
cloudy
weather
kept
hla
place
on
tee
Thursday,
the
date
act
for
the
take
off.
DR.
J.
H.
KING
CANNOT
VISIT
COAST
OWING
TO
DEPARTMENTAL
DUTIES
VANCOUVER.
April
S.
Hon.
J.
H.
l
King,
who
has
been
visiting
British
i
Columbia,
luu
been
c
repelled
to
cancel
hla
visit
to
the
count
on
accmnt
o'
Important
legislation
affecting
his
department
to
caaie
up
In
the
H.use
alter
the
Baster
reces.
Ottawa
River
and
Tributaries
Went
on
Rampage;
Flooded
Country
.with
GRAIN
SHIP
HERE
TODAY
AM.UKAMI
ItH
A.N
I
ItOtl
HOPE
III'!;
IS
l-OIIT
AT
HIT.
TIIH
.IITEUXOON
The
llrttlkli
steamer
.Ingas-ladlan.
lYlnew
HMrt,a
Iwenty-fhlril
grain
aalp
af
Ike
aeaasw.
rawing
froeH
Ihe
Old
Cwnatry,
Is
due
la
pert
at
S
rtork
that
afterHemi,
Capt.
Larry
Ihoaswn
rt
the
I'roeral
I1lt
of
Ibrttlali
Ca4aMa
havlMg
gee
oat
Ihls
Rtefislai
te
meet
her.
The
ve-'e4
la
Ntrtly
lineal
ami
will
Itatr
t
rinrah
befsrr
gehtg
ander
the
simhiIs.
IVHh
a
alarkenlng
ap
of
the
Inward
moemenl
of
grain
frmi
lite
prslrtra.
I
he
rlrtaliir
ataff
Is
taking
the
Kalrr
MouUst
I
tot
May
tealay.
Only
one
Iralnlned
of
grain
arrhed
ter
I
he
week-end.
LUMBER
SHIP
FAST
ON
REEF
PROVIDENCE.
B.l
.
April
9.
An
at
tempt
will
be
made
today
to
Host
the
British
ateomer
lllastun
out
of
Van
couver,
B.C.
for
New
London.
Conn,
which
la
hard
and
fast
on
a
reef
at
Watch
a)
HI
since
yesterday
The
vessel
carried
tlva
million
feet
of
lumber.
The
tenrUa
courts
were
crowded
yes-
tarn
ay
by
devotees
of
this
popular
game.
Later
as
the
wea.tner
becomes
hotter,
the
players
will
find
the
attraction
of
toe
water
greater
and
the
courts
are
likely
to
be
more
or
leas
deserted.
Major
League
Baseball
Opens
Today
with
Close
Contest
for
Supremacy
Expected
Before
End
x
tKW
tORK,'
Apr.l
Major'
1V
opening
of
another
campaign
with-many
betwr-eK)Ti
A
chnnges
and
great
physical
condition
as
the
players
wait
at
the
barrier
for
the
opening
games
today.
Two
reasonable
suppositions
gtand
out,
one
in
each
league.
The
New
York
Yankees,
favored
to
repeat
as
American
League
champions,
will
have
to
fight
it
out.
Last
season
they
swept
to
the
title
nineteen
games
ahead
of
their
nearest
opponent.
This
season
they
will
give
no
convincing
indications
that
they
are
better
than
last
year,
while
the
oDimltlon
has
been
Louis.
New
York
unci
Chlcaao
have
sud-
atrengthened.
The
National
race.
thrllNig
to
the
Iinal
moments
laat
year,
promises
to
be
u.'
.is
exciting
tills.
Plttaburg
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPERT,
B.C.,'
MONDAY,
APRIL
Strange
Shooting
Case
on
in
Heart
of
Vancouver
Sunday
Afternoon
When
Girl
is
Killed
and
Man
Suicides
April
9.
Marjorie
Taylor,
28
years
of
age,
wan
VANCOUVER
..not
to
(leafy
on
UaatintfB
Street
E.
yesterday
afternoon
and
her
alleged
uHagiUint,
William
Burke,
46
yearn
of
age,
of
rowelt
Kiver,
died
in
the
inml,
wi,
h
a
bulitt
wound
in
nix
head,
soli'-in-
I'jitied,
according
to
the
police.
The
nhooting
oii
urred
on
a
street
in
the
busy
section
in
front
of
the
woman's
home-
at
4.61.
After
allegedly
shooting
his
victim
liurke
rushed
into
the
house
where
has
was
found
in
the
kitchen
with
a
wound
in
his
head
and
a
33
calibre
rev
elver
beside
him.
.
-
-
-
-
John
R.beru.
Uxt-drlvtr.
la
held
by
the
police
as
a
materiol
wltneaa.
Burke
la
tald
to
have
crime
to
Van-ccuvcr
from
Powell
Stiver
and
to
have
kept
company
with
UK
woman
who
ha
btcn
known
to
the
pvlUe
for
about
a
.:.i-th.
Itbcrts
sals)
the
two
had
a
'luurrel
Snturday
but
w'.
cn
Burke
called
it
the
h
uee
3u3day,.
!-
appeared
m
havf
boen
on
frlerd'y
terms
A
the
w.n.an
reached
the
tap
itsp
after
running
fr-m
the
bcuee
aur
Burke
entered
she
leH
aa
a
bulln
entered
her
body
It
la
aa
d
that
tl-.re
bulleU
were
fired,
all
taking
ellejt.
----
-
tr
i'ectr.ivuc(ri"
year
Saturday
In
the
current
number
of
the
Cans-
r
ght
by
defeating
Quebec
five
goals
to
dutn
P'.kI
ermsn.
puSlbf
n
m
Monuctl.
r.:i
In
the
final
cf
a
four
game
Mfi
la
a
pl.-tuie
of
John
Dy'jhnvn.
manager;
fj-.iecc
e.itcrrd
the
game
with
a
une-c(
the
Royal
Fish
Co.
here
,
ul
ndvantsi;e
of
seven
to
six.
loss
i
ofjsife
Four
lives
lost
and
many
bridges
swept
away,
M
towns
Hooded
and
dam
destroyed
in
spring
breakup
ONTKEAL,
April
.
Two
known
deaths,
two
members
of
a
Canadian
National
passenger
train
unaccounted
for,
and
enormous
property
damage
is
the
toll
exacted
in
the
province
of
Quebec
over
the
week-end
by
floods.
The
actual
extent
of
the
damage
is
not
ascertained
owing
to
the
fact
that
telephone
and
telegraphic
wires
outside
of
Montreal
are
badly
disrupted.
J.
Robbins,
48
years
of
age,
a
baggageman,
and
R.
Thiverge,
aq
express
messenger,
both
of
Montreal,
are
missing
as
a
result
of
the
Canadian
National
train
crashing
through
the
Drum-mondville
bridge
which
has
been
weakened
by
the
flood
of
waters
yesterday
afternoon.
The
train
was
bound
from
Montreal
to
Quebec.
The
passengers
were
not
hurt.
T.
R.
Bffelroy.
IS
yean
of
age.
and
f
William
Mortn.
were
itrowned
when
a
vehicle
in
which
they
Were
travelling
waa
swept
from
a
bridge
aa
they
were
cosslrg
tbe
Chaudiere
ftlver
last
night.
A
third
man
In
the
vehicle
managed
to
swim
ashore.
ikom:
in
c
ontkol
OTTAWA.
April
Preening
temper-autres
today
controlled
tbe
Itod
situation
which
caused
many
thousand!
of
dollars
of
damaae
to
towns
along
the
Ottawa
River
at
the
week-end.
The
overflowing
Indian
River
rose
more
than
three
feet.
fUoding
the
streets
of
aernhmk.
and
m.n.tmlnf
several
tain-
Hiss.
In
Renfrew
the
U
nine
Che
re
River,
on
which
Renfrew.
EmvlUe
and
Douglas
are
situated,
went
n
the
wildest
rampage
in
years.
Butirr
bridge,
six
mile
from
Renfrew,
gave
way
late
Saturday
and
was
carried
tu
Renfrew
by
the
waters
and
smashed
to
pieces
over
the
dam.
At
Quron.
on
Oh
Quebec
side,
thirty
feet
of
the
big
dam
one
hundred
feet
leng.
and
built
of
wild
concrete
eight"
League
baseball
oliriwi.ifB
th
porters
who
confidently
believe
they
csn
win.
Philadelphia
Washington
and
Detroit
are
expected
to
atand
In
the
:
way
f
a
Yankee
runaway
race
9,
1928
Hastings
St.
SrKlNliilKLlJ
BEATS
QUEBEC
wins
f'lMMrioNKiur
or
tamihax-
A.MIIKK
AN
ll(K
Kl;V
Lt.tf.i
l;
KATt
no
vv
PROVIOKNCE.
R.I.
April
9.
-
Springfield
ci
nched
the
champHnsb-.p
t!
the
Cii..tin.)-Amerlcan
hockey
league
in
and
Property
leet
thick,
was
broken
like
cardboard
by
the
flcod
and
lee.
Th
releasing
waters
backed
up
to
a
depth
of
over
So
feet.
Plcods
swept
through
the
main
street
tearing
up
sidewalks
and
roads.
Ice
several
fact
thick
swept
through
tbe
main
street
crashing
into
houses
while
the
flood
broke
In
tbs
doors
of
residences
carrying
tight
furniture
In
tumbling
array
down
the
streets
to
the
Ottawa
Rlvcf.
(fin
pAHTIRTP
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VlUilllllU
LOCAL
MILL
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TtltUMI
IIIMIAMON
WITH
MILLION
I
LET
DI
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TOII.IV
TINT
Ukii
of
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he
rwirir
Cujile
Navigation
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I
left
hi
dae
In
pwrl
at
I
n'tltxk
tlitaneriitmii
listing
In
low
tle
luf-ramliiy.
kargr
lllngamen
Willi
u
fall
lead
of
uie
one
mil-0ii
fret
of
log
ffom
.Msaaelt
fr
liar
IMg
Hay
Lumlter
tWe
nmMI
at
hrttl
(lot
e.
VANCOUVER
MAN
FELL
FROM
STEAMER
CHILCO
llout
IV
Hi
Itomitl
on
Mpcrliil
Trip
to
IViMMlflbrr
IVIirn
Man
lrwnel
Vealeriliiy
VANCOUVER.
April
9
railing
overboard
from
8
3.
Chi
loo.
a
Union
Steam
ship
vessel
chartered
for
n
special
trip
to
Woodilbre
early
Sunday
morning,
rred
W.
Hyslop
of
Vancouver
waa
drowned
In
Howe
Sound
near
Anvil
Island.
The
body
has
not
yet
been
recovered.
Formerly
Hyalop
worked
at
Wood-
fibre
and
owned
conslderablVancouver
property.
j
Subscribe
for
the
Daily
Newa.
New
York
Rangers
with
Lester
Patrick
in
Goal
Won
Victory
in
,
Second
Game
of
Hockey
Finals
April
9.
The
Ne
York
Rangers
jumped
back
MONTREAL,
into
contention
in
the
hunt
for
the
Stanley
Cup
by
scoring
a
two
to
one
overtime
victory
over
Montreal
Maroons
Saturday
night.
The
Rangers
won
de.ipite
the
fact
that
they
lo.U
Lome
t'habot,
goalie,
early
in
the
second
period
when
a
high
shot
struck
his
left
eye.
He
was
taken
to
the
hospital
and
Lester
Patrick,
veteran
Hangers
manager,
replaced
him.
Patrick
played
a
strong
game
in
the
net
with
practically
air
tight
protection
by
hla
defense
aided
bye
a
strong
back
checking
forward
line.
Tbe
,
game,
waa
colorful
and
packed
with
ac
tion.
The
Rsnen
won
after
even
mln-:
utei
overtime
when
Prank
Bousher
beat
.
'
Benedict
on
a
pasa
from
Chlng
Johnson.
The
shot
waa
partly
deflected
In
the
1
alaroun
g
si
by
Hooley
Smith'
skate.
I
a
tough
break
for
the
Maroon,
who
held
a
fair
margin
of
play
throughout,
but
""d
"'I?'5'0'
th,
Ra?
!
BUI
n
Cook
-opened
the
scoring
early
!
in
the
third
period
when
he
rushed.
lUgh
"'J?0
MmnM
"
!T
short
with
Munro
penalised.
The
Maroons
tied
It
when
Stewart
scooped
.
...
.
w
ln
Smiths
rebound.
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TOLMiE
NOT
SURE
IF
HE
WILL
RETURN
TO
OTTAWA
THIS
SESSION
VANCOUVER.
April
B
Asked
whether
he
will
return
to
Ottawa
for
the
remainder
of
the
parliamentary
aeaalon.
Hon.
S.
P.
Totalis,
leader
ot
the
B.C.
Conservatives,
said
he
waa
undecided.
He
will
remain
in
tbe
province
three
veelu
at
lean.
Hla
future
plana
will
be
governed
by
developments.
11
WORK
TO
RESUME
ON
DUNWELL
PROPERTY
STEWART.
April
B.
-
The
Ounwell
M'"l'
g
Co.
are
preparing
to
drive
a
In
tunnel
100
feet
long
on
tbe
Ben
All
'ein
of
the
group
and
bids
for
the
contract
are
to
be
tn
by
tomorrow.
The
work
will
be
done
by
hand.
It
is
said
here
the
company
will
resume
mining
operations
in
the
old
workings
with
machines
In
the
near
future.
GOVERNOR
HOLIDAYING
ON
THE
COAST
BUT
IS
NOT
OFFICIAL
VISIT
VANCOUVER.
April
9
Their
Ex
eel
-lenclen
Lord
snd
Lady
WllUngdon
arrived
here
Saturday
for
a
holiday
on
the
coast.
There
waa
no
official
reception.
CHINAMAN
KILLED
STRUCK
BY
A
CAR
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
April
9
-
Believed
to
have
been
struck
by
a
hit
and
run
motorist
Chen
Quoy.
so
years
of
se.
Chinese,
was
found
fatally
injured
near
here
Saturday
night.
He
died
two
hours
later.
BASEBALL
SCORES
IMfirir
COAST
'lE.WI
IE
.
SIT!
KIlAV
tt.VMKS
ifVirtland
t.
Lot
Angeles
5.
I
Hollywood
S.
Oakland
Seattle
3.
San
Francisco
4.
Mission
2.
Sacramento
7.
SINHAV
O.IMEH
Mlsalonn
3-10.
Sacramento
0-7.
Seattle
1-9.
San
Francisco
7-5.
Hollywood
9-8.
Oakland
1-7.
The
first
game
between
Hollywood
and
Oakland
yesterday
was
a
draw
after
11
Innings.
I'll
HE
or
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
April
9
Wheat
sold
!.
t.Hi
iv
.it
'
52
1-8
Boston
Grill
i
Largs
Upatair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457
Price
Five
Onts
CANNERIES
ARE
GETTING
READY
I'KH'AHATOKV
UOKK
IN
H
IX
sHINO
AND
MOVEMENT
NOKTH
Ol'l
ICIAL.H
ANII
t-HEIVN
M
O.N
At
th
mouth7Vthe
Skcena
and
Naas
River
and
al.ng
this
part
of
the
prepsratlona
are
nov7
in
full
swing
for
tbe
1988
salmon
canning
aea-
m
and
the
movement
northward
for
the
summer
of
off
telals.
and
crews
of
the
HHmu
nl.nt,
mnllniiai
UHilU
.
f.m.
of
the
canneries
may
atart
running
tarings
scon,
it
will
be
the
month
of
June,
with
the
opening
of
sockeye
fishing,
before
actual
canning
operations
become
general.
Coming
north
from
Vancouver
on
toe
Oatala
yesterday
afternoon
were
W.
E.
Walker,
manager
of
Arrandale
Oancery,
,
,..,
L
Wales
Island
cannery,
both
In
the
Naaa
-
AbIsIah
aUaaaaM
vau.
at
botn
plants
were
oeoompsnytng
Um-
manage
re.
John
A.
Clark,
manager
of
Oceanic
Cannery
on
tbe
Skcena
River,
also
came
north
on
tbe
Catala.
A.
O.
Johnston,
manager
of
Inverness
snd
Klemtu
canneries,
returned
.o
the
district
frcm
Victoria
st
the
end
-
the
week.
THREE
LOSE
THEIR
LIVES
lit;
DESTROYS
IIOISKS
IN
OTTAWA
THIS
MOKNINO
ANII
TllltLE
or
orctiMNTs
OTTAWA.
April
9.
Mrs.
Elijah
My-
iland.
forty
yean
ot
age.
and
the
eighteen
months
old
daughter
and,
Ur.
James
Hylar.d.
84.
were
burned
to
death
a
fire
on
Mervale
Road
near
here
this
morning.
Tbe
bouse
and
two
others
adjoining
were
destroyed
but
the
.occupants
escaped
though
narrowly.
STOCK
MARKET
AGAIN
ACTIVE
MttlM
TWO
TO
Eltlllt
DOLLARS
.1
SHAKE
ADOKII
lO
NOMINAL
V.ILI
E
Of
HE(''UITIEM
NEW
YORK.
April
9.
The
stock
market-
started
on
another
bull
rampage
today
under
tbe
leadership
of
railroads,
coppers,
motors
and
public
utilities
and
merchandising
Issues.
Early
gains
ran
from
two
to
eight
dollars
a
share
GOLF
FINALS
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER.
April
II
-
Bon
Sleln
and
T.
McHugh.
both
of
Seattle,
am
fighting
It
out
today
for
the
BC.
amateur
golf
chomplonshlp
s
the
re
sult
of
their
respective
wins
In'
the
feml-flnal
round
yesterday.
Miss
Marlon
Wilson
of
Victoria
and
Mr.
Oslletly
of
Vancouver
meet
Ui
the
finals
for
tbe
ladles'
title.
ZENO
WINNER
OF
THE
QUEEN'S
PRIZE
KEMPTON
PARK.
April
9
A.
llowe-son's
colt
Zeno
won
the
Queen's
price
thLs
afternoon
by
a
neck
from
1L
Pulltser'a
B
8
Wootton's
Dakota
came
thud
Fourteen
hornet
ran
in
i
lit-
two
nW
:,.;:.
d..
'p.